New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
AFTER GOVERNOR HILL.
REPUBLICAN CROWDS IN BUFFALO.

GREETING COLONEL GRANT AND SENATOR HIscocK
| WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HILLS SPEECH An
| sWFgED
| BrrFlLo Nov. tSrecidi)-Thc political campaign
OF til, year In Western New York has been concluded
by two great maSs-mcctings In Buffalo. held by
the Democrats last night and tho other by the Repub
| llcans tonight The desperation Of the Democratic
campa IN shown by Governor Iiill bringing with
him TO Buffalo all tho Democratic candidates for state
Offices except BUGcr the candidate for state Engineer
! Al these candidates, Frederick Cook Lawrence j..
FITZGERALD Charles +. Tabor and Edward Wempe,
wcr, paradcd by the Governor before tho Democratic
voters al the massmccting and he besought popular
| support for them. To-day the Governor rushed OFF
to syraclsc to Sc, II he could not put life into
| the Democratic canvass there. He took with him
| Cook and Wcmpic Tabor and Fitzgerald remained
here and seeking votes on the streets of Buffalo
to-day. Mr.. Fitzgerald was requesting the support
Of the volunteer remcn, asserting that he formerly
ran with the machine"
The Republicans responded at once to the Demo-
cratic challenge by houlGIng night In Music Hall a
sim larger meeting. Nearly 1000 voters wofo
present at the meeting, and hundrds were unable 10
get Into tho hall There arrived here from Lochpur
this afternoon Colonel Frederick d. Grant Mrs. Grant
and Senator Iiiscock. Thcy met at tho depot
BY +. L. Fargo. who put them In his barOuche and
took them to his housc There the visitors were en-
tcrtaincd at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Fargo,
which was attended licwi-c hy Judge Charles Daniels
OF the Supreme Court Congressman Farqnhar and
Mrs. Farquhar, Congressman Weber and Mrs. Weber
o. c. Warren, OF "The Buffalo Commercial" and
Mr.. Warren and J. n. Mathews, OF The Buffalo Ex
press"
A reception 10 Colonel Grant, Mrs. Grant and Sena
for IIi,c0ck was given in the small concert room Of
Music Had. Several hundred Ladies' and gentlemen
OF Buffalo present at tho reception and were
intr,luc,d 10 the distinguished visitors
The meeting began at 4 o'clock. Before that hour
the great of the Music Hall crowded to the
doors. senator UscOcl and Colonel Grant were cs-
cored to tho hall by the Il publican League and the
300 club. Among those nj the meeting were Mayor
Becker Senator Mcmillan, Asscmblymcn Gallagher
and Emory. Congressman weber and Farquhar John
NJ Ianghln the Republican candidate for Senator;
Dr. Albert H. Briggs health officer; William J. Baynes,
chairman Of tho Republican County Committee; O. @.
Warren, william !. Morgan. James II. Carmichael the
the Republican candidate for state treasurer; eICon-
gresham T.. I. Spauldng, Sherman 3 Rogers and
judge Corctt, OF the Supreme Court. Three cheers
for chip Of tho old block were given, Colonel
Grant Appeared tho plat and they were again
and again repeated. Rarely has such enthusiasm
been shown In Buffalo. Coiopel Grant, upon being
introduced. said
Mr.. Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen: 1t was
with much timdi'y that cam' here, because 1t i
tho home Of President Cleveland and Governor
iii. another Democrat, has been 80 recently
here lt additionally timd because
heard that tho Pr ilcnt had
followed my example and had married nice woman.
tApplsuse.) | wish Governor Inn hal followed his
Iplr Usushfcr) We are having prosperous
Stale campaign. ! not ,eN how, with the campaign
carried on vigorously II u In This county aid
c cSi ere, tat we can ilil to carry the 'ato Ncc
that Governor I'LL hero last night accused me ~ being
tho son OF my father. (Applau-eD | hope tho war
veterans hers VIII forgive me that crime. l'rles oi
We WILL II not my fault. DNpplan-c ana
laughtcrJ / thank you for this cordial and KIND re-
ccptOn
Senator IIiscock followed In speech, IN whlch nc
fnrclDly replied 10 Governor Hls -p'ech here last